- A 40 -year -old man has been sentenced to 150 years in prison after being convicted of the brutal murder of his three children
- Benard Kipkemoi Kirui, found guilty killed his three sons while their mother had left home
- Bomet High Court Judge Julius Kipkosgei Ng'arkng'ar handed down the sentence and issued a 14 -day period to appeal
A man from the county of Bomet He has been sentenced to 150 years in prison after being found guilty of killing his three young children.
Source: UGC
After carefully reviewing all the evidence presented, the court found defendant Benard Kipkemoi Kirui, 40 who was responsible for the deaths of his sons.
The tragic incident occurred in 2019 in the Lelaitich area, where the three children were brutally murdered while their mother was absent.
The court confirmed that the children, Amos Kipngetich, 12,; Vincent Kiprotich, 8 years old; And 5 -year -old Emanuel Kronoh, who had been left under his care, were in their hands in the hands of their adoptive father.
How was a Bomet man sentenced to killing his sons?
In a decision, Bomet High Court Judge Julius Kipkosgei Ng'arng'ar noted the seriousness of the crime and the significant impact it has had not only on the family but also on the whole community.
The judge said that such a terrible act of violence against innocent children required severe punishment to be a warning to others who might consider committing such crimes.
Given the situation, the court ruled that Kirui would serve three consecutive bonds of 50 years each, which is a total of 150 years in prison.
This means professionally he will spend the rest of his life in prison.
What did Kenyans think about the decision?
The decision has created different feelings, with many Kenyans and legislators commending the court for imposing penalties they believe is fair and worthy.
@SIREMALUKI: “So every murder is 50 years, Jehovah will also visit those who rob us”.
@Kentepae: “In short they tell you to give birth until his time to go to Zion 😂😂”
@quaggmaya: “Add another 50 years.”
Source: UGC
Among those who described comfort and satisfaction were Sharon Cherono, the mother of the dead children.
While speaking after the decision, Cherono thanked the Department of Justice, saying that the decision had given a guarantee that justice had been given to his killed children.
At the same time, the court gave Kirui a 14 -day appeal against the ruling if he wanted to oppose the decision.
A man and wife die after a domestic dispute, Nandi
In a similar case, a man and his wife died following a severe domestic dispute in Kanlwareng village, Nandi County.
The man, known as Juma Hannise Shimano, allegedly stabbed his wife, Winnie Akisuha and caused her death following what is believed to be the extreme of their controversy.
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